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Name: Worley, Frank Cowin
Date: Aug 14 1937
Source: Cemetery record, Reel #87
Notes: Worley: Frank Cowin, husband of Emma Sharp Worley, father of Mrs. Charles Louis Lang, suddenly, at Huron Road Hospital, Aug. 12. Services at residence, 2357 Bellfield ave., Cleveland Heights, Saturday, Aug. 14, at 4 p. m. Burial at Lake View Cemetery. 1857-1937. Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland, Ohio.
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Frank Cowan Worley
Services for Frank Cowin Worley, 80, member of one of Cleveland's early families, will be held at the residence, 2357 Bellfield Avenue, Cleveland Heights, at 3 this afternoon.
Mr. Worley, who was born on Woodland Avenue S E., was the grandson of Daniel Worley, who came to Cleveland in 1828 from Maryland. The grandfather was the first postmaster and treasurer here after Cleveland's incorporation and Mr. Worley's grandmother, Eliza, was one of the seven founders of First Methodist Church, established on old Wood Street and St. Clair Avenue N. E.
Mr. Worley, who had retired from the musical instrument sales business, was the son of John Worley, who operated a wall covering store on Public Square for many years.
Ill for only a few days, Mr Worley died Thursday at Huron Road Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Emma Sharp Worley, and a daughter, Mrs. Charles Louis Lang.
14 Aug 1937, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, pg 11
Name: Worley, Frank Cowin
Date: Aug 14 1937
Source: Cemetery record, Reel #87
Notes: Worley: Frank Cowin, husband of Emma Sharp Worley, father of Mrs. Charles Louis Lang, suddenly, at Huron Road Hospital, Aug. 12. Services at residence, 2357 Bellfield ave., Cleveland Heights, Saturday, Aug. 14, at 4 p. m. Burial at Lake View Cemetery. 1857-1937. Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland, Ohio.
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Frank Cowan Worley
Services for Frank Cowin Worley, 80, member of one of Cleveland's early families, will be held at the residence, 2357 Bellfield Avenue, Cleveland Heights, at 3 this afternoon.
Mr. Worley, who was born on Woodland Avenue S E., was the grandson of Daniel Worley, who came to Cleveland in 1828 from Maryland. The grandfather was the first postmaster and treasurer here after Cleveland's incorporation and Mr. Worley's grandmother, Eliza, was one of the seven founders of First Methodist Church, established on old Wood Street and St. Clair Avenue N. E.
Mr. Worley, who had retired from the musical instrument sales business, was the son of John Worley, who operated a wall covering store on Public Square for many years.
Ill for only a few days, Mr Worley died Thursday at Huron Road Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Emma Sharp Worley, and a daughter, Mrs. Charles Louis Lang.
14 Aug 1937, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, pg 11
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